SFO flights delayed up to an hour

Flights into San Francisco International Airport are aboutan hour behind schedule today, an airport duty manager said.

At about 9 a.m. arrivals into SFO were slowed an average of about an hour, which in turn will delay some departure flights, Duty Manager Linda Perry said.

Delays are expected to last through the day, but will likely not increase to longer than an hour, Perry said.

— Bay City News

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